Sculpt Dining Chair by Maarten Baas for sale at Phillips de Pury.
ESTIMATE £4,000-6,000
SOLD AT £9,375
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Maarten Baas
At Established and Sons, Baas launched his second collaboration with the glamorous English design label. Entitled ‘Standard Unique’, his new hand-made chairs explore the idea of creating variations within a mass produced context. Using the basis of an archetypal Dutch chair, Baas literally drew five versions, each composed of 16 components. By interchanging the different parts, the combinations of the elements allow each chair to unique every time.
Via Same same but different – Design.nl
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Monobloc Plastic chair in wood’ by Maarten Baas, 2008 – carved camphor wood with varnish
Via maarten baas at contrasts gallery in design miami / basel 2008
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Galleria Rossana Orlandi opened their latest exhibition by marten baas on june 11th, exactly six years after the desginer graduated from the design academy eindhoven. the show featured baas’ recent work including his sculpt and clay series as well as pieces from the treasure furniture collection. the exhibit will be on show until july 11th.
Via DesignBoom maarten baas at galleria rossana orlandi
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Clay Chair by Maarten Baas
‘Clay’ chair, 2008 Synthetic clay, metal. 73 cm. (28 3/4 in.) high Hand-made by Maarten Baas Studios, The Netherlands. Underside signed in marker ‘Maarten/January ‘08’ and backrest inset with ‘BAAS’.
ESTIMATE £1,000-1,500
LITERATURE Laurie Manfra, ‘Maarten Baas: Furniture Iconoclast’, American Craft, October/November 2007, pp. 52-53; &Fork, New York, 2007, pp. 26-7
Via Phillips de Pury & Company: MAARTEN BAAS, ‘Clay’ chair
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Armchair by Dutch designer Maarten Baas
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A re interpretation of the plastic monobloc chair by Maarten baas
New work by Dutch designer Maarten Baas in Milan included a new range of carved wooden pieces created for Contrasts Gallery in Shanghai.
via Dezeen)
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